Delta Electronics orporated DFZM-TS220 User Manual
DFZM-TS220
User Manual
DELTA
DFZM-TS220
2.4GHz IEEE 802.15.4 Module
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1. DFZM-TS220/TS221 EVB
This section describes the various interfaces and jumper
settings for the DFZM-TS22x evaluation board.
Description:
1 - 10 PIN F/W write connector (J3)
2 - DFZM-TS221 ZigBee module
3 – Power positive (Vcc)
4 - Power negative (Gnd)
J3 connector pin out
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2. Updating the Firmware by the SmartRF EVB
1. Daughter Board 10 PIN Connector (J3)
2. SmartRF EVB 10 PIN Connector (P3 ExtSoC Debug)
3. TS221 module
4. TI 10 PIN cable
(i.e. Daughter EVB need 3/3.3V)
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3. Updating the Firmware by the CC Debugger
1. CC Debugger 10PIN Connector
2. CC Debugger LED (If a module is detected, the LED will be
GREEN. If no modules are detected, the LED will be RED)
(i.e. Daughter Board don’t need 3/3.3V)
Daughter EVB LEDs:
D1: Power LED
D2: Status LED (The LED is blinking while the firmware is being
updated!)
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4. Installing USB driver
To get the required USB driver for the CC Debugger, it is necessary to install one of
the tools listed below:
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• SmartRF Studio www.ti.com/tool/smartrftm-studio
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• SmartRF Flash Programmer www.ti.com/tool/flash-programmer
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• PurePath Wireless Configurator http://www.ti.com/tool/purepath-wl-cfg
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Alternatively, you can download “Cebal – CCxxxx Development Tools USB Driver
for Windows x86 and x64” [3] which is a standalone installer including only the
device driver. After having installed the driver, connect the CC Debugger to the PC.
The USB driver will be installed automatically. You can quickly check that the
debugger has been associated correctly with the USB device driver by opening the
Windows Device Manager. The debugger should appear as a “Cabal controlled
device”.
Verify driver installation
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5. Start SmartRF Studio
DFZM-TS220
List of Connected devices
The list of connected devices at the bottom of the startup panel shows the following
information about each connected device: Evaluation board type, USB Device Identifier,
Firmware revision and device type. The Device Control panel can also be started by
clicking on one of the entries in the list of connected devices.
The list of connected devices will normally be updated automatically when a USB device
is connected. It is also possible to force update of the list by clicking on the "Refresh"
button on the top right corner of the list.
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The
SmartRF Studio Device Control Panel
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execute test functions
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packet RX
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packet TX
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continuous RX
o
continuous TX
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select predefined (typical) settings
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to view and adjust RF parameters
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access individual registers via the Register View
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select either a simple user interface (Easy Mode) or an advanced (Expert Mode)
DFZM-TS220
allows the operator to
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Easy Mode
Easy Mode provides a simple user interface for packet transmission and reception. The
user can select between two test modes; Packet TX and Packet RX in the bottom panel.
Quick Start
A packet TX/RX test between two devices can be started simply by selecting 'Packet TX'
on one of the devices and 'Packet RX' on the other. Press start on the 'Packet RX' device
first, then press start on the 'Packet TX' device to start the packet transmission.
Select Configuration
Select a configuration with the predefined protocol and packet format, data rate and
frequency. Each configuration programs the connected device with a list of register
values according to the configuration parameters. Make sure that the same configuration
is used on both the transmitting and receiving device. Details of the selected packet
format can be seen in either the 'Packet TX' or 'Packet RX' panels at the bottom of the
screen.
Expert Mode
Expert Mode provides a more advanced user interface than Easy Mode. From the Expert
Mode the user can change advanced RF parameters for the connected device. The expert
mode includes a typical settings panel, an RF parameter panel and the following test
function panels: Continuous TX, Continuous RX, Packet TX, Packet RX and RF Device
Commands.
The various panels visible from Expert Mode are described in the following sections.
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